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TGS · 08-17-2010, 08:21 AM

Marc,

That is indeed yours' truly cradling his M16A4 in the foreground. Thank you.

Lugers seem to be like wine......so many different factors producing so many different end-products so that you'll never see each one even after a lifetime of searching. I asked around the gun stores in my area and found that there is a collector-oriented FFL about an hour west of me. I'll have to give him a call today.

Are there any other good sources for Lugers besides Simpsons Ltd?

I'll have to look more into the Mausers of the 40's. I'm already a Mauser fan......HSc, 1914, ES340b, so a Mauser Luger would be a nice addition. What year did the quality start going downhill for the war-time Lugers?

Thanks,
Tyler

08-17-2010, 08:21 AM	#4
TGS New User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Quantico, Va Posts: 3 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Marc, That is indeed yours' truly cradling his M16A4 in the foreground. Thank you. Lugers seem to be like wine......so many different factors producing so many different end-products so that you'll never see each one even after a lifetime of searching. I asked around the gun stores in my area and found that there is a collector-oriented FFL about an hour west of me. I'll have to give him a call today. Are there any other good sources for Lugers besides Simpsons Ltd? I'll have to look more into the Mausers of the 40's. I'm already a Mauser fan......HSc, 1914, ES340b, so a Mauser Luger would be a nice addition. What year did the quality start going downhill for the war-time Lugers? Thanks, Tyler